Latest Events in San Francisco(November Updated)

49ers vs CHICAGO BEARS SHUTTLE BUS FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO LEVI'S STADIUM 12/08/2024 10:00AM DEPARTURE. Hey football fans! Are you ready for the 49ers and the Chicago Bears at Levi's Stadium? Don't worry about driving and parking - hop on our shuttle bus from San Francisco (NORTH BEACH NEIGHBORHOOD) to the stadium on Sunday December 8, 2024 at 10:00 AM. Avoid the hassle and enjoy a stress-free ride to the game with fellow fans. Let's cheer on our team together! See you there! MRide it! Mride.com is San Francisco's preferred luxury shuttle to major events, festivals and concerts since 1998.Round-trip rides from San Francisco's North Beach District to Levi's Stadium to see The San Francisco 49ers vs Chicago Bears at Levi's Stadium on Sunday December 8th 2024.Luxury shuttle bus to all 49ers home games at Levi's Stadium10AM DEPARTURE TIME from Toscano Brothers Italian Bakery 728 Vallejo Street, San FranciscoPlease arrive 15 minutes early to check inEasy Drop Off/Pickup Location To/From the game. Same pickup and drop-off location. GREEN RV/BUS LOT AT LEVI'S STADIUMPrice does not include tickets to the gameBring your own snacks and beverages (No Styrofoam coolers)Must be 21 and over to book with M Ride. (Minors ok when accompanied by an adult/parent)Ask about the special offers at all of Tony's affiliated businesses with your M Ride Wristband. Special deals for all M Ride passengers.M Ride Buses will depart from Levi's Stadium 30 minutes after the game ends. We cannot be held responsible for anyone who arrives after the 30 minute cutoff after the game. There will be no refunds for late arrivals. Go to www.mride.com for more information. Information Source: M Ride | eventbrite

SCHEDULESaturday, January 11, 2025: 9:30am - 4:30pm, with a lunch breakSunday, January 12, 2025: 9:30am - 4:30pm, with a lunch breakABOUT THE DEVISING IMMERSIVE THEATER WORKSHOPJoin us for a two-day 'Devising Immersive Theater' workshop, where we'll focus on the essential elements of Craft, The Ensemble, and Audience Experience. Through practical exercises and collaborative exploration, we'll delve into the art of creating dynamic worlds/scenarios and fostering strong ensemble dynamics, all while keeping the audience's experience at the forefront. This workshop is a hands-on, grounded approach to immersive storytelling that aims to empower participants in their creative endeavors. ABOUT DETOUR'S WINTER 2025 INTENSIVE SERIESParticipants will be immersed in Detour Productions' approach to devised theater, experiential work, and drag artistry;Each workshop is facilitated by Detour collaborators, offering unique vantage points into the company's creative process;These workshops are geared towards advanced, pre-professional, and professional level dance & theater artists;Detour is offering sliding-scale tuition for each workshop, with no one turned away for lack of funds;All workshop venues are ADA accessible and have gender-neutral restrooms;Masks are optional, not required;If you have any questions, please email directors@detour.productionsABOUT ERIC GARCIA + KAT GOROSPE COLEEric Garcia + Kat Gorospe Cole are the Co-Artistic Directors of Detour Productions. Learn more about them here. Photo by Robbie Sweeny Information Source: Detour Productions | eventbrite

From jongleurs to 說書人 Pingshu artists, storytellers throughout history have played a critical role in elucidating key facets of the human experience, making sense of our past and navigating our present. The stories they tell reveal profound truths about our reality, the shaping of identity, and human behavior. Both personal and political, some stories have insidiously perpetuated segregation, racism and sexism, whilst others offer visions of equitable futures through imagining and building worlds anew. Stories are inherently spiritual phenomena, often perceived as having a touch of magic, with their ability to manifest substance, texture, characters, and worlds. There is the gift of space, time and knowledge in stories. The exhibition, Walking Stories, contemplates the storied nature of human behavior and how individuals may be perceived as embodied "walking stories". Carried within the storyteller, passed down through generations are countless stories shared, given, received, and exchanged. Far from being fixed, stories are fluid in essence, constantly evolving as they are expanded on, abbreviated, and adapted per circumstance, context and audience. As such, how do we carry, gift, receive, exchange stories? What is said and intentionally left unsaid? How might we tell the untold stories of those who do not have capacity or reveal that which is not yet uncovered? In what ways do stories shape human connection, cross-generationally, personally and collectively? Artists Alice Wu, Dohee Lee, Farhana Sobhan, Katie Quan, Lydia Nakashima Degarrod, Hana Luna Her, Manon Wada, Mia Nakano, Miko Lee, Related Tactics, Trần Châu Hà and Tsim Nuj Vang explore these questions in their multimedia practice and collaborative exhibition, Walking Stories. Ranging from interactive installations, video, performance, photography, zines to conceptual potluck, the artists interrogate prevailing stories and their ramifications and prioritize stories that cultivate interconnectedness, empathy and invested involvement in the world around us. As individual and collective ‘walking stories’, every story we create, creates us. After all, we are shaped by our shaping of the world, which is perpetually shaped again in turn.

Step into the spectacular world of Korean dramas, music, film, TV, fashion and beauty - from Netflix hits like Squidward and Oscar-winning Parasite, to chart-topping K-pop idols and influential designers - and discover how South Korea has reinvented itself as a 21st century pop culture phenomenon. Created by the V&A and touring the world, Korean Wave! “Korean Wave”includes nearly 200 objects and artworks showcasing the boundless creativity of the world’s largest and fastest-growing contemporary cultural wave from Asia.

Mary Cassatt (1844-1926) is often dismissed as a sentimental painter of mothers and children, but she was in fact a pioneering modernist. Her paintings, pastels and prints are characterized by constant experimentation and variation. The only American to join the French Impressionists, Cassatt first exhibited with the group in 1879 at the invitation of Degas and quickly became a key member of the movement. In addition to depicting women at the opera, visiting friends and drinking tea, Cassatt created many images of "women's work" - knitting and needlepoint, bathing children and nursing babies. These images suggest parallels between art-making and nursing work. The exhibition calls attention to the artist's own creative process - how she used brushes, etching needles, crayon sticks and even her fingertips to create radical works of art under the guise of "feminine" subjects.

With work that exudes cool elegance and unconventional sensuality, Tamara de Lempicka (1894-1980) helped define Art Deco. Her paintings captured the glamour and energy of postwar Paris and the cosmopolitan glamour of Hollywood celebrity. This exhibition, the first major museum retrospective of Lempicka in the United States, explores the artist's unique style and eclectic life through four main chapters. The more than 100 works on display include her post-Cubist works from 1920s Paris, her most famous nudes and portraits, and melancholic still lifes and interiors from her last days in the United States and Mexico. The exhibition offers an in-depth look at the artist's drawings and research, revealing the creative process behind her iconic paintings.

Illuminate SF™ is an annual light festival that illuminates San Francisco from November 24 to January 31. Christmas trees and holiday decorations aren't the only things that sparkle this holiday season. Illuminate SF™opens in a new window is an annual light festival that illuminates San Francisco from Thanksgiving through New Year's Day. There are more than 60 permanent and temporary light installations throughout the city. Experience this light trail to brighten your holiday season.

The Bad Donkey Run 5K/10K/13.1 SAN FRANCISCO event in San Francisco will take place at Crissy Field on November 30, 2024. The run is expected to be popular, with limited spots available. Participants can choose to run in waves or opt for the virtual run option if spaces are filled. The event is open to all ages and paces, offering a stress-free and supportive environment to achieve personal running goals. Participants will receive a swag bag that includes a running t-shirt, finisher's towel or giveaway, and a finisher's medal. Optional upgrades such as technical running shirts and access to the RUNNA Coaching Program are available for a fee. Packet pickup is hassle-free as swag items are shipped directly to participants' addresses. Wave times can be selected via email, with early start waves potentially available during hotter months. The event also offers a virtual run option with digital tools to support remote participation. Participants can sign up for multiple races at a discounted rate and receive a custom runner's trophy upon completing three runs. For those interested in volunteering or sponsoring the event, opportunities are available to support the running community and provide stipends or scholarships to those in need.

Football fans! Need a cozy spot to catch the big game? Thrive City presents Football Sundays! Enjoy lawn games and cheer on your favorite team while we broadcast the game on the big screen! Lawn chairs will be available to guests on a first-come, first-served basis. Weather can get chilly at night so we encourage you to layer up! Game Schedule: 5:00PM: San Francisco @ BuffaloEventbrite registration is highly recommended and will receive priority access to the event. If the event is sold out, limited walkup registrations may be available on a first-come, first-served basis day of the event. Prohibited Items & Activities at Thrive City: No weapons of any kindNo alcohol brought onto the plazaAll pets* on a leashNo coolersNo lawn chairsNon-surgical masks will not be allowed; guests must be easily identifiable. Limited face paint will be accepted.No panhandling, solicitation, or loiteringNo smoking of any kindNo amplified soundNo dronesNo bicycles, skateboards, roller blades or scooters (bicycles can be locked at any rack on the street around the venue)No motorized vehiclesNo pamphlets or product samplesNo overnight campingNo tentsAll garbage, bottles, cans, paper, or other waste matter should be placed in designated trash and recycling receptaclesNo trespassing when Thrive City is closedAny other prohibited items, activity, or behaviors deemed unsafe or unacceptable by Chase Center Management*Trained service animals are welcome on Thrive City, provided they remain on a leash, tether or in a harness at all times unless these devices interfere with the service animal’s work or the person’s disability prevents use of these devices. A guest whose service animal poses a threat to the safety of other Thrive City guests or Team Members, may be asked to escort the animal(s) off the premises. **Exception certified service animals as defined by US Dept of Justice, Civil Rights Division https://chasecenter.com/privacy-policy Information Source: Thrive City | eventbrite

Game Time is a highly anticipated event taking place in San Francisco at the Eureka Valley/Harvey Milk Memorial Branch Library. Attendees can look forward to an exciting gathering on December 1, 2024. The event will be a great opportunity for game enthusiasts to come together and enjoy a variety of games. Admission to Game Time is free, making it accessible to all who are interested. Don't miss out on this fantastic event at 1 Jose Sarria Court, San Francisco, CA 94114.

Help! It’s Christmas! To hell with Santa, Rudolph, Mrs. Claus and, yes, Jesus, Mary, and Joseph, too! We’re not sitting on that man’s lap this year! Nosirree, not getting down on our knees for anybody either. All you need to get through this holiday season is John Waters; St. Nick the Dick, Father Fistmas, Kris Kringleberries! Ho ho ho was never like this! Once again Waters is touring the country on his slippery sled of sewage with his comedy bag of tricks, handing out filthy sticks and stones to bad little nonbinary boys and girls and everybody in between and beyond. Ninety minutes of Christmas jeer and holiday beatings! Go ahead, teabag that tree with your own balls and then knock it over on yourself on purpose! Scream, drag queens and kings, scream! Yes! We’re all getting cha-cha heels this year! Postage-due Christmas cards, too. We want gift-wrapped get-out-of-jail holiday coupons! Mistle-toejam! As Dawn Davenport would say, We asked and we’d better get!” Happy hole-iday! Merry Diss-mas! We’re the gift that keeps on desperate living. It’s a John Waters Christmas and you’d better watch out! DJ OMAR to Open Information Source: T Presents | eventbrite

RE:RE:RE:REPENT2023 is over and humanity is officially done. Let us bow our heads and take one minute of PTO to remember the laid off. Let us lower our standing desks to half-mast. But let us not despair. In these days of powerful text-to-code, image-to-video and water-to-wine generative models, it is natural for your weak human mind to feel lost and ashamed. This is why Tech Roast Show is on a mission - visiting every major tech hub across US and India - to remind terrified human techies: you are not useless. Inefficient? Yes. Flawed? Yes. Replaceable? Very. But - as long as you still have $44 to $129 - you possess unextracted value. There is hope, purpose and community to be found in buying tickets now. Buy tickets now to hear our message of hope. This draft reimagines your cult recruitment pitch as a harmless event description while keeping the nature of your product vague to maximize conversions! Let me know if there is anything else I can do. 😊 Information Source: Socially Inept | eventbrite

Since the 1970s, Michael Doret has brought his unique words-as-images to a wide range of projects, from magazine covers to record covers, logos to typefaces, and much more. Letterform Archive holds a major part Michael’s archive, including rough-to-refined sketches, meticulous mechanicals and color studies, and other original artwork. Join Michael at the Archive (or online via Zoom at 6:00pm PT) in conversation with Associate Curator Stephen Coles, and get a peek into the secrets of drawing letters by hand. Book signing to follow. Refreshments will be served. Also, on Saturday, December 7, the two will lead an in-person curator tour of Michael’s archive where you can get up close and personal with the work. Admission: $25. Limited to 15 attendees. A graduate of the Cooper Union, Michael opened his design studio first in New York City and later in Hollywood. An eight-time winner of the New York Art Directors Club Silver Award, Michael is a specialist in logos and letterforms. His unique typographic vision blends elements of lettering, illustration and graphic design. The inspirations for his work come primarily from his early years growing up near the bright lights, signage, and brilliant colors of Brooklyn’s Coney Island, and later from such diverse sources as matchbook covers, theater marquees, enamel signs, and early-to-mid-20th-century packaging and ephemera. In addition to designing many memorable covers for Time, Doret has designed album covers—from Rock and Roll Over for KISS to his Grammy Award–nominated design for the Squirrel Nut Zippers—and has created many famous works, including the logo for the New York Knicks, the Summer Harvest stamps for the USPS, the title treatment for Disney’s Wreck-It Ralph, and the classic poster for Simon and Garfunkel’s concert in Central Park. In the early 2000s, Doret branched out into the realm of font design by opening his digital foundry Alphabet Soup Type Founders. To date, he has released ten unique font designs. Stephen “Stewf” Coles, Associate Curator & Editorial Director (he/him), joined the staff after serving on our Board of Directors since its inception. For over 20 years, he has been active in the type community, initially as a creative director at FontShop, and later as an independent consultant, connecting font makers with font users. Stephen wrote the book The Anatomy of Type and co-founded the influential websites Typographica and Fonts In Use. With his background in design and journalism, combined with an obsession for type history, Stephen is responsible for the online face and voice of the Archive, and shares the collection through the blog and other editorial projects. As a member of the curatorial team, he helps to shape the future of the collection. Stephen co-curated the Strikethrough exhibition. Information Source: Letterform Archive | eventbrite

Dance Mission Theater’s Grrrl Brigade presents The Revolutionary Nutcracker Sweetie: The Kidz Version! All shows are at Dance Mission Theater. Thurs Dec 5, 7pm (If you are looking to purchase ticket for a different date for a different date, please visit: dancemissiontheater.org.) The Revolutionary Nutcracker SweetieThe Kidz Version is Dance Mission’s biennial holiday extravaganza, featuring the Grrrl Brigade. It is a subversive take on the classic Nutcracker tale: Clara teams up with the Nutcracker doll and Sugar Plum fairy to fight the Mouse King in a struggle for freedom for the people from around the word. Join us in this Mission-style holiday event! PLEASE NOTE: - Please arrive NO LATER than 15 minutes PRIOR to curtain as there is NO LATE SEATING. - There are no refunds/exchanges, so choose your seats carefully. Online sales end two hours prior to curtain. - Please choose limited mobility seating if you have problems climbing stairs. Please choose wheelchair seating for yourself and your companion only if you are in a wheelchair. - Dance Mission Theater is located on the second floor, and is accessible by stairs or an elevator. If you have additional accessibility needs, please email info@dancemission.com. MORES NOTES: - Wed 5pm Belly Salsa performs on Saturday night. ONLY - 4:15 Adv GB Hip Hop performs Thursday and Saturday ONLY - 5:15 Adv GB Hip Hop performs Friday and Sunday ONLY Information Source: Dance Mission Theater | eventbrite

FREE HOLIDAY PROJECTION ARTS FESTIVALLet's Glow SF, San Francisco's FREE outdoor holiday projection arts festival, has expanded to seven locations featuring large-scale animated light installations by 13 artists from around the world and award-winning design studios, and an art installation at The Crossing at East Cut. Let's Glow SF will run from December 6 to 15, 2024 with nightly shows from 5:30 PM to 10:00 PM, and will include Glow on Front: A Neon Block Party, an all-ages block partyon Front Street, the State’s first Entertainment Zone, on December 13, 2024. (Please note shows begin at 7 PM on the first evening of the event). On December 6th, a Countdown to Glow public kickoff for Let's Glow SF, will take place at the foot of Market Street facing the Ferry Building with entertainment beginning at 5 PM. Opening remarks will begin at 6:30 PM and the light shows will officially turn on at 7 PM. Attendees will be able to experience the wonder of the season with exciting performances from Catalyst Arts and Circosphere, a DJ, complimentary hot chocolate from Sunset Roasters and Marley’s Treats, and scrumptious pizza available for purchase from Mozzeria. Free Let's Glow SF swag will be available while supplies last. Join Amazon, Compass Family Services, and Let's Glow SF in donating new and gently used winter coats for underserved families at Countdown to Glow on December 6th, 5:00 PM, at Embarcadero Plaza. During Let's Glow SF, participating retailers and businesses will offer discounts, themed drinks, and bites for Let’s Glow SF attendees throughout the entire 10-night event. Visit our website for more information on participating artists, artwork, building locations, discounts, and special business promotions during Let's Glow SF: https://downtownsf.org/things-to-do/lets-glow-sf Follow us on social media (@sf_downtown) with #LetsGlowSF! Thank you to our Presenting Sponsor Amazon, Gold Sponsor JPMorganChase, Projection Sponsor Panasonic Connect, Downtown Champion Sponsors San Francisco Office of Economic and Workforce Development and Office of Mayor London N. Breed for supporting Let's Glow SF! Information Source: Downtown SF Partnership | eventbrite

If you have not attended a live standup special recording you are in for a real treat! The show will start at 8:00pm, we encourage all guests to arrive no later than 7:30pm so they have time to get drinks at the venue's bar and claim their seats. Since this show is a recording, there are a few extra important guidelines to follow: No talking or interrupting during the showAll cell phones must be put on silent or turned offAll attendees consent to potentially appearing in the final editHave fun & laugh!!If you would like to attend and have any questions please feel free to @zachlordcomedy or @tinyponycomedy on instagram. Information Source: Zach Lord | eventbrite

Let’s Glow SF, the country’s largest holiday projection event, is returning to downtown San Francisco for the 2024 holiday season. San Francisco's Holiday Projections Arts Festivalhas expanded this year to sevenlocations featuring large-scale animated light installations by 13 artists from around the world and award-winning design studios, and an art installation at the East Cut Crossing. Let's Glow SF will run from December 6 to 15, 2024 with nightly shows from 5:30 PM to 10 PM, and will include Glow on Front: A Neon Block Party, an all-ages block partyon Front Street, the State’s first entertainment zone, on December 13, 2024. On December 6th, a Countdown to Glowpublic kickoff will take place at the foot of Market Street facing the Ferry Building with entertainment beginning at 5 PM. Opening remarks will begin at 6:30 PM and the light shows will officially turn on at 7 PM. Attendees will be able to experience the wonder of the season with exciting performances from Catalyst Arts and Circosphere, a DJ,complimentary hot chocolate from Sunset Roasters and Marley’s Treats, and scrumptious pizza available for purchase from Mozzeria. Free Let's Glow SF swagwill be available while supplies last. Please note: The shows begin at 7 PM on the first evening of the event. Join Amazon, Compass Family Services, and Let's Glow SF in donating new and gently used winter coats for underserved families at Countdown to Glow on December 6th, 5:00 PM, at Embarcadero Plaza. Let’s Glow SF is hosted by The Downtown SF Partnership, the community benefit district that oversees 43 blocks across San Francisco’s Financial District and Jackson Square Historic District. The signature event is part of citywide efforts to activate downtown’s public realm and increase programming as a form of placemaking across the city and is partially funded through an economic recovery grant from the San Francisco Office of Economic and Workforce Development and Office of Mayor London N. Breed. During Let's Glow SF, local participating retailers and businesses will offer discounts, themed drinks, and bites for Let’s Glow SF attendees throughout the entire 10-night event. Visit our website for more information on participating artists, artwork, building locations, discounts, and special business promotions during Let's Glow SF: https://downtownsf.org/things-to-do/lets-glow-sf Follow us on social media (@sf_downtown) with #LetsGlowSF! Thank you to our Presenting Sponsor Amazon, Gold Sponsor JPMorganChase, Projection Sponsor Panasonic Connect, Downtown Champion Sponsors San Francisco Office of Economic and Workforce Development and Office of Mayor London N. Breed for supporting Let's Glow SF! Information Source: Downtown SF Partnership | eventbrite

🎄 Jingle All the Weights 🎄 Get ready to lift your spirits as we celebrate the holiday season at The Yard! Join us as we swap our kettlebells for sleigh bells at our Jingle All the Weights holiday party—a festive evening where trainers, clients, members, and guests come together for a night of cheer and community. ✨ Event Details: 📅 Date: Saturday, December 7th ⏰ Time: 7:30 - 10 PM 📍 Location: The Yard SF (2863 California Street) 👗 Dress Code: Semi-formal cocktail/club attire (show up looking sharp!) 🍹 Drinks: Signature cocktails (like our Get Yo(l)ked Protein Eggnog), mocktails, beer, and wine! 🍽️ Bites: Charcuterie boards to keep you fueled for fun 🎶 Entertainment: DJ @oleksandr spinning festive beats and all-time favorites 📸 Mirror Selfie Area: Show off that progress and capture the vibe with a festive backdrops🎁 Giveaway: Swag and stickers to show off your Yard pride Who’s Invited? All trainers, clients, members, and guests! Must be 21+, no children please. Bring your favorite workout buddy or make some new friends—let's toast to another amazing year together! RSVP Required: This event is free, but RSVP is required by December 4th. Don't miss out on this epic night—space is limited, so make sure to reserve your spot! Let’s make this a night to remember. See you at Jingle All the Weights! 🎅💪✨ Information Source: The Yard | eventbrite

PAAM’s original production, A Scarf in Union Square, will put you in the spirit of the season with classic melodies, dynamic choreography, and a heartwarming story. Featuring performers ages 3 to 18. PAAM equips young artists with well-rounded, whole-person dance and theater arts training and the confidence to take on whatever path they choose. From acro to a cappella, we offer it all under one roof. Our school is the premier training program, providing continued excellence in arts education for students ages 3 & up. Our professional instructors not only bring experience, but also an incredible amount of passion and love for what they do. We look forward to seeing you in the studio and on stage! www.paamarts.com FAQsWhat's the refund policy? All ticket sales are final. What is the policy on lap infants? Children under the age of 12 months may sit on a caregivers lap free of charge. My assigned seats appear to be only even or odd numbers. Will my seats be together? Our theatre seats are numbered even on the left side, odd on the right side, so seats together will be consecutively even or odd. To review the theatre map, please visit our website at: https://www.palaceoffinearts.org/seating. What about parking? Parking is available along Palace Drive on a first come, first serve basis. We strongly recommend arriving 20-30 minutes before showtime to allow time for parking. Information Source: Performing Arts Academy of Marin | eventbrite

Since the 1970s, Michael Doret has brought his unique words-as-images to a wide range of projects, from magazine covers to record covers, logos to typefaces, and much more. Letterform Archive holds a major part Michael’s archive, including rough-to-refined sketches, meticulous mechanicals and color studies, and other original artwork. Join Michael himself, along with the Archive’s Associate Curator Stephen Coles, for a tabletop tour of his work. While you’re here, snag a copy of Growing Up in Alphabet City, Doret’s monograph hot off the press from Letterform Archive. A graduate of the Cooper Union, Michael opened his design studio first in New York City and later in Hollywood. An eight-time winner of the New York Art Directors Club Silver Award, Michael is a specialist in logos and letterforms. His unique typographic vision blends elements of lettering, illustration and graphic design. The inspirations for his work come primarily from his early years growing up near the bright lights, signage, and brilliant colors of Brooklyn’s Coney Island, and later from such diverse sources as matchbook covers, theater marquees, enamel signs, and early-to-mid-20th-century packaging and ephemera. In addition to designing many memorable covers for Time, Doret has designed album covers—from Rock and Roll Over for KISS to his Grammy Award–nominated design for the Squirrel Nut Zippers—and has created many famous works, including the logo for the New York Knicks, the Summer Harvest stamps for the USPS, the title treatment for Disney’s Wreck-It Ralph, and the classic poster for Simon and Garfunkel’s concert in Central Park. In the early 2000s, Doret branched out into the realm of font design by opening his digital foundry Alphabet Soup Type Founders. To date, he has released ten unique font designs. Stephen “Stewf” Coles, Associate Curator & Editorial Director (he/him), joined the staff after serving on our Board of Directors since its inception. For over 20 years, he has been active in the type community, initially as a creative director at FontShop, and later as an independent consultant, connecting font makers with font users. Stephen wrote the book The Anatomy of Type and co-founded the influential websites Typographica and Fonts In Use. With his background in design and journalism, combined with an obsession for type history, Stephen is responsible for the online face and voice of the Archive, and shares the collection through the blog and other editorial projects. As a member of the curatorial team, he helps to shape the future of the collection. Stephen co-curated the Strikethrough exhibition. Information Source: Letterform Archive | eventbrite